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PETERITE. VOL . XVI .
MARCH, ,qoo .
No . 14.3.
SCHOOL LETTER. R Theatricals were as successful as ever, thanks to the unwearying efforts of Mr . Yeld . The play chosen was the "Twelfth Night " ; and, in spite of the fact that some were prevented from taking an active part in the play, we were able to maintain our old standard of excellence. To turn to last term ' s football . Though our team is light it cannot be denied it has worked hard under the able captaincy of G . C . Otley . Not since the match with Leeds Grammar School were we able to put our full strength into the field ; for in that game Stephens had the misfortune to break his collar bone. Towards the end of the tern E . J . Otley met with a similar catastrophe . These and other accidents contributed, in no small degree, to the severity of some of our defeats . Our victories included that memorable match with Richmond in which we won by 109 points. The O .P . Tour, which has been talked of so long, was made during the holidays, when they played three matches . The team was weak in three-quarters, but otherwise was a strong combination. The match with the Old Dunelmians resulted in a draw of one try each .